Berria is a fairly long beach that offers a number of peaks depending on the sandbars and the state of the tide. It requires at least a medium swell to really get going and is moderately consistent overall. You can find this spot relatively uncrowded, especially during the winter months when it feels almost deserted. In summer, it becomes more popular with beachgoers, but parking generally isn't a hassle except during the busiest times. The beach has decent facilities, and there's camping available nearby.

The surf at Berria is quite suitable for intermediate surfers. It works best with a swell coming from the NorthWest or North, handling swell sizes starting from around 1 ft (0.3 meters). The waves break over sand and typically come in as beach breaks, providing both left and right-hand waves. For optimal conditions, aim for a low to mid tide, and prefer winds from the south to enhance your ride.

Overall, Berria is a chill spot with decent conditions for an average day of surfing. Just keep an eye on the swell and wind directions to make the most of your time in the water. Whether you're catching waves or just kicking back on the beach, it's a place worth checking out.